FirstEnergy Denies it Passed Lobbying Costs to Ratepayers

By Clare Roth

FirstEnergy couldn’t have possibly imposed fees associated with its lobbying for Ohio House Bill 6 on ratepayers because rates for those customers were set in 2008, the company argued in response to a Public Utilities Commission of Ohio probe this week. Rates…

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